Lithia Executive and Leadership Team

Tina Miller, the Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at Lithia, directs the company's comprehensive financial strategy and fiscal operations. Overseeing all aspects of financial planning, reporting, and capital allocation, Miller ensures robust financial health across the extensive dealership network. This leadership role involves managing investor relations, securing financing for acquisitions, and optimizing the financial performance of new and used vehicle sales, service, and parts departments. Miller's oversight extends to the digital retail solutions, ensuring financial integration and profitability. By analyzing market trends and economic indicators, Tina Miller drives strategic financial decisions that support Lithia's growth objectives and maintain strong shareholder value. The financial integrity and strategic resource management under Miller's guidance are critical to the company's operational success and expansion across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Renae Lewis, the Chief Financial Officer, Platform NW Region at Lithia, spearheads financial management and strategic planning for the Northwest region's platform operations. Lewis is responsible for the financial oversight of dealership groups within this specific geographic area, ensuring alignment with broader corporate financial objectives. This involves detailed analysis of regional sales performance, service revenue, and parts department profitability. Lewis also manages regional budgeting, forecasting, and resource allocation, directly impacting operational efficiency and growth within the Northwest. By implementing financial controls and identifying cost-saving opportunities, Renae Lewis enhances the financial performance of the platform. The role requires close collaboration with regional operational leaders to drive financial best practices and support the company's digital vehicle retail solutions in the region. Lewis's financial acumen is vital for sustaining and expanding Lithia's market presence in the Northwest.

Bryan Osterhout, the President, Operations at Lithia, directs the company's extensive operational activities across its dealership network. Osterhout oversees the day-to-day management of new and used vehicle sales, automotive repair and maintenance services, and parts departments. This leadership position involves driving operational efficiency, implementing best practices, and ensuring a high standard of customer service throughout all locations. Osterhout's responsibilities include managing regional operational performance, optimizing inventory management, and enhancing the customer experience across both physical dealerships and online platforms. By focusing on scalable operational strategies, Bryan Osterhout supports the company's expansion and integration of digital vehicle retail solutions. The effective execution of operational strategies under Osterhout's guidance is fundamental to Lithia's market leadership and sustained growth in the automotive retail sector across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

David Stork, the Senior Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer at Lithia, manages critical administrative functions that support the company's broad operational scope. Stork oversees human resources, legal affairs, compliance, and corporate governance, ensuring that Lithia operates efficiently and ethically across all regions. This role is pivotal in developing and implementing policies that foster a productive work environment and maintain regulatory adherence. Stork's leadership ensures seamless integration of administrative processes with the company's sales, service, and digital retail operations. By optimizing internal structures and resource management, David Stork contributes to the overall stability and strategic execution of the company's business model. The administrative framework established under Stork's direction is essential for supporting Lithia's growth initiatives and its extensive presence in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.